> actually measure performance and try to improve it This reminds me that I used to do that all the time when programming with Matlab. I have stopped investiga

> actually measure performance and try to improve it This reminds me that I used to do that all the time when programming with Matlab. I have stopped investigating performance bottlenecks after switching to Python. It is as if I traded performance profiling with unit testing in my switch from Matlab to Python. I wonder if there are performance profilers which I could easily plug into PyCharm to do what I used to do with Matlab's default IDE (with a built-in profiler) and catch up with good programming practices. Or maybe PyCharm does that already and I was not curious enough to investigate.